History

Innovative historical research on Mi’kmaw communities, done with Indigenous protocols in mind, sheds light on women’s roles in founding Mi’kmaw communities....

On April 26, 1937, German and Italian air forces destroyed the Spanish town of Guernica in what infamously became the first...

A historian shared painful accounts of childhoods in Halifax during the Second World War at the University of New Brunswick on...

It was standing-room-only crowd at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery on Feb. 19 for a talk about a new art project and...

“When there are many men without decency, there are always others who possess the decency of many men. These are the...

Coming into Black History Month, a new exhibition at the UNB Arts Centre features prominent Afro-descendant New Brunswickers. The new expo,...

Editor's note: This article is the second in a two-part series. Part 1: "The ghost of divine right: Colonial mindset haunts...

A gory film made 40 years ago points to characteristics of post-industrial Cape Breton. University of New Brunswick alumnus, Lachlan MacKinnon,...

It is with deep sadness that I must convey the news of the passing of Bill Chedore, former 1st National Vice-President...

Community members in Menahkwesk (Saint John) gathered at Haven Music Hall to hear genocidal and colonial histories as interlinked processes that...